Ferlin Huskey - Singles Collection 1951-62Ferlin Husky was a prolific country hitmaker for more than two decades from the '50s through to the mid '70s, racking up more than 40 hits, including his No. 1 debut hit duetting with Jean Shepard on "A Dear John Letter" and his country No. 1s "Gone" and "Wings Of A Dove", which also crossed over into the pop charts, all of which are featured here. He did not only record under his own name but started his career using the name of Terry Preston, as

and the Top 10 hits "Say It Isn't So"

The Kunstkraftwerk Leipzig is one of these buildings that tell the story of time and was now the chosen location for a very special audio and video production: the exceptional Korean pianist Sunwook Kim played Ludwig van Beethoven's last three Piano Sonatas op

The first disc focuses on secular dance movements and songs of the Italian Seicento

and her Capitol albums "Jeri Southern Meets Cole Porter" & "Jeri Southern At The Crescendo"

This great-value 50-track 2-CD set comprises selected A & B sides from his singles on Capitol during the 1940s

His relentless pursuit of stardom led him down many different avenues of styles

Sidney Catlett

The album is being released in celebration of the 70-year anniversary of choir and was recorded in the stunning acoustics of several churches in Prague

It does not purport to be a complete or definitive cross-section of this first significant era of his career

who were starting to dominate as the big swing bands declined in the era of post-war austerity

Swing Time

The next "Žižkov Suite"